The term "advance number" is not commonly used in written English.
It might be used in a technical context to refer to a serial number that advances a machine's functions, for example, in a manufacturing context. For example: The technician replaced the faulty assembly and reset the advance number, initiating a new cycle.
The Bureau of Economic Analysis, a Commerce Department agency, releases three figures for economic growth for a quarter: an advance number, a preliminary number and a final number.
"We have to tell students exactly what they are going to receive in advance – number of seminars, amount of contact time, group tutorials, 1 1 tutorials, supervised studio sessions and lectures.
Recall that the advance number for fourth-quarter growth was 0.2% and the final was an unexpected 1.7%.
According to the BEA's usual range, the advance number can fluctuate downwards by 0.9 percentage points or upwards 1.3 points as finite data comes in.
The advance number released in late April estimated that the GDP grew 4.5% during the first quarter, but the preliminary estimate released this morning reduced that number to 4.1%.
Incentivizing cryptocurrency by using mining methods to advance number theory may seem trivial.
Given the low advance numbers – and those are low advances – it's not a particularly large investment by Amazon however I suspect the royalty clause will encourage the company to put some of its marketing might behind these books.
Compared with those born to non-smoking mothers, the birthweight notably decreased with advancing number of cigarettes smoked per day: being doubled OR with statistically significance of LBW.
Several studies, with advancing numbers of miRNAs evaluated, have provided a starting point for EC miRNA discovery [ 7- 10].
"As the actuarial tables advance, the number of books you've got time to read diminishes".
Such a desperate manoeuvre might disrupt Mr Cameron's advance on Number 10.
